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# General Option of Navigation bar, Settings Menu

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**Number format**— Select the number display format.

**Projects Tab Options**— This allows users to change how the Project Tab is laid out.

**Update notifications**— Enable or Disable the Software update notifications.

**Auto show scope**— This allows users to modify the Oscilloscope visibility.

**Hide heavy load dialog box on startup**— This allows users to enable or disable Logger under the Heavy load warning.

**Cache folder for non local files**— Configure the cache folder for temporary files.


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